Meet The Serbs : Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) - Scientist and Inventor. The Genius Who Lit the World

Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) - Scientist and Inventor. The Genius Who Lit the World

Tesla's Main Achievements

• Rotating Magnetic Field - Discovered 1882 in Budapest, Hungary
• Alternating Current - Lighting the Whole World Today
• AC Motor - One of the Ten Greatest Discoveries of All Time
• Tesla Coil
• Tesla Unit T =W/m²
  All MRI machines are calibrated in Tesla Units 
• Radio
• Neon Lights
• Robotics
• Free Energy
• Columbian Exposition - 1893 - Chicago, Illinois
  The World's Fair
  America Celebrates 400 Years Since Discovery
  Victory of Alternating Current Electricity
• Niagara Falls Power Plant - 1896
• Colorado Springs Laboratory - 1899
• Wardenclyffe Tower (Tesla's Wireless World System) 1901 - 1905
• Transmission of Electrical Energy without wires
• Use of Ionosphere for scientific purposes

Tesla had over 700 patents
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Source: Tesla Memorial Society of New York 

Nikla Tesla Day July 10th

"Nikola Tesla Day" on July 10th
The Tesla Memorial Society from New York proposed to officials of the United Nations to proclaim, July 10th, Nikola Tesla's birthday as an international "Nikola Tesla Day".  This day will signify a day of science, progress and brotherhood among all nations and religions more 

Source:  The Tesla Science Foundation

New York to host Tesla memorial conference

The conference, entitled "Why Tesla Matters" - which will also include a presentation of awards - is organized by the U.S.-based Tesla Science Foundation.

The participants will be addressed by Chairman of the United Nations General Assembly Vuk Jeremić, President and Founder of Tesla Science Foundation Nikola Lončar, Honorary Chairman David Vujić, and Executive Director Marina Schwabic.

The conference will also include lectures, presentations, discussions and documented evidence of increasing interest in Tesla.

The goal of the conference is to bring together world intellectuals, scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs in the area of alternative energy, innovation experts, artists, writers and a great number of Tesla's devotees.

The conference will be held in the New Yorker Hotel, where Tesla spent the last ten years of his life and passed away on January 7, 1943.

The event will kick off with a gala reception, and presentation of Tesla awards in the areas of science, spirit, financing and commitment to the promotion of Tesla's name and legacy.

This year's winner of the Tesla Spirit Awards is, among others, Serbia's permanent mission to the UNESCO Memory of the World Program.

The award will be posthumously presented to Ambassador Dragoljub Najman.

The winners of the award also include the Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade, Ljubo Vujović, Tesla Memorial Society of New York, and others.

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